1 people flagged a possible location issue

As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatchers coordinated a welfare check at a state park office near Highway 44 in Foss for a juvenile girl reportedly sitting in a state vehicle, crying and saying she was very cold after being left at a lake. Responders discussed possible EMS evaluation for hypothermia and contacting her parents.

Teen girl found cold in state park vehicle overnight

get you en route to 102525 Highway 44? It's going to be the state park office. One of the rangers is calling. Advised that there is a younger girl sitting in one of their state vehicles in the parking lot crying and saying that it's really cold. They don't have a ranger on until 02:00 . What's my. All right, we're close to seven. Go ahead. RP called back with some more information. He advised that it's going to be a (number withheld)-year-old female in sandals. She advised that she was at the lake with her friends and her friend drove off when she went to use the bathroom. That's why she's at the state park. She figured that there was going to be some sort of shelter there. Was clear as her friend came back? Negative. Was clear. I got to try to find an area. (name withheld), my tire is going flat. 71 clear. Also, we advise this female has been there since last night. What is that? We're also going to call for seven. Go ahead. Would you like me to get EMS out there to make sure that she doesn't have hypothermia? They haven't started heading that way. You know, a lot of officers are out here last night. Negative. I'll call the RV back and see if he has any information. Yes, sir. So, also, how's the park? Try to get a hold of her parents and check around.

get you en route to 102525 Highway 44? It's going to be the state park office.

Advised that there is a younger girl sitting in one of their state vehicles in the parking lot crying and saying that it's really cold.

They don't have a ranger on until 02:00 .

RP called back with some more information.

He advised that it's going to be a (number withheld)-year-old female in sandals.

She advised that she was at the lake with her friends and her friend drove off when she went to use the bathroom.

She figured that there was going to be some sort of shelter there.

71 clear. Also, we advise this female has been there since last night.

Would you like me to get EMS out there to make sure that she doesn't have hypothermia?

You know, a lot of officers are out here last night.

Negative. I'll call the RV back and see if he has any information.

Yes, sir. So, also, how's the park? Try to get a hold of her parents and check around.

As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatchers reported a possible domestic disturbance across from a residence on Cheyenne, later updated to a location near Cherokee Trail, and units were notified and responding.

Domestic disturbance on Cherokee Trail in Foss

Have another domestic going on across the road from (number withheld) Cheyenne. 3 County, can you do that? You have another domestic going on across the road from (number withheld) Cheyenne. Okay, if you'll notify Burns Flat One, I'm just leaving Cordell. Burn Flat Three, can I? Three. Were you able to make contact with Burns Flat One? Affirmative. Just got the address of the actual address. It's going to be (number withheld) Cherokee Trail. Was clear. I just now got out of Cordell. I'm headed that way. Was clear. I will call Burns Flat One back and let him know.

Have another domestic going on across the road from (number withheld) Cheyenne.

You have another domestic going on across the road from (number withheld) Cheyenne.

Okay, if you'll notify Burns Flat One, I'm just leaving Cordell.

Were you able to make contact with Burns Flat One?

Just got the address of the actual address.

It's going to be (number withheld) Cherokee Trail.

Was clear. I just now got out of Cordell.

Was clear. I will call Burns Flat One back and let him know.

As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies conducted a welfare check on a woman near Iroquois Trail in Foss, Oklahoma, after she was heard crying and unable to provide more information over the phone. Responders also looked for a possible black Impala with tape on its damaged front bumper, but the vehicle was not located. Other agencies were notified to assist with the search.

Uncontrollable crying reported near Iroquois Trail

22 County, do we have any update on the Impala? Negative. I have her in spot one going to the location of the female that's trying to gather more information. She was uncontrollably crying and then had the wind noise in her phone, and I couldn't obtain any more information from her. Oh, that's clear. Washita County, Washita 22. I did advise him that when he did get more information to air it over the radio, that way you could hear it. Was clear. I'm northbound at the 1st light. I haven't ran it. Five County, approaching one county. Did you say (number withheld) Iroquois? It's going to be (number withheld) Iroquois. RP couldn't even tell me if she was A or B unit. She said it's the one on the north side. Well, it's clear. I am going ninety-seven. One county. Burn flat one county. Burn flat one, go ahead. We have taken off (name withheld) and (name withheld), headed back to Purcell. His name is going to be (name withheld), (name withheld). That's (name withheld). He also be advised it is going to be physical. We're clear. Washita 22, Park 51. Electric turned around at I-40 and unable to locate that vehicle. Oh, that's clear. One county, you might go ahead and notify Custer as well. One clear. Right flight one, Cordillera units also be advised he could have took 100 and fifty-two through Cordillera in that route. Twenty-two to burn. Right flight one, can you confirm the vehicle description? Vehicle description is going to be a 2008 black Impala. Also be advised there is going to be tape on the front bumper from damage. It's going to be black tape as well. Burns Flat One, Washita Twenty Two. Go ahead. Did you advise you were coming back towards Burns Flat? Affirm.

22 County, do we have any update on the Impala?

Negative. I have her in spot one going to the location of the female that's trying to gather more information.

She was uncontrollably crying and then had the wind noise in her phone, and I couldn't obtain any more information from her.

I did advise him that when he did get more information to air it over the radio, that way you could hear it.

Was clear. I'm northbound at the 1st light.

It's going to be (number withheld) Iroquois.

RP couldn't even tell me if she was A or B unit.

We have taken off (name withheld) and (name withheld), headed back to Purcell.

He also be advised it is going to be physical.

Electric turned around at I-40 and unable to locate that vehicle.

One county, you might go ahead and notify Custer as well.

Right flight one, Cordillera units also be advised he could have took 100 and fifty-two through Cordillera in that route.

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